Deduction #1 amount and whether it is a percentage of gross pay, percentage of net pay, a fixed amount ($) or an hourly rate ($)

Deduction #1 exemption from Federal Tax, FICA, State or Local

Details for Deduction #2, which are the same as above.

Once you have entered all the required information, verify that these are correct; then, simply click Calculate. You will then be given a summary of the information you entered, together with the estimated Net Pay. You can choose to enter a new set of information to calculate or print the results.

Whether you work for a small company or have your own business, are an online employee or online employer, you can surely find the online payroll calculators useful. However, do remember that these are just estimates and, as such, are meant to provide guidance. They are not replacements for your actual payroll team. Think of the results as a payroll sample of what you can receive and not a precise amount of your projected wages. The calculators cannot be used as a source of tax or legal advice. Consult your accountant for any questions or concerns.

Next time you want to get an estimate of your wages, bonuses or 401Ks, use the available online payroll calculators on the web. They are easy to use and, best of all, free!